Alumni Experiences
Dominican University of California's Counseling Psychology alumni talk about their experiences in the program: what brought them to Dominican, what they learned in the program, what their fieldwork experience was like, and what they are doing today.
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Before Dominican: BA in Human Development, Cornell University; MS in Physical Therapy, Stanford University Currently: Internship at Mill Valley elementary schools (kindergarten to fifth graders) Why Dominican? The reputation of Dominican's program in the community |
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Before Dominican: BA in Sociology, University of California, Berkeley Currently: MFT Intern, Transitioning Families with Dr. Rebecca Bailey Psy 18732 Why Dominican? The diversity of dedicated, talented faculty members |
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Before Dominican: BA in Humanities, Dominican University of California Currently: Staff Research Associate II, UCSF Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging Why Dominican? The wide breadth of interesting courses
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Anicia Williams, Class of 2007 Before Dominican: BA in Distributed Studies of Psychology and Sociology, University of Colorado Boulder Currently: LMFT and the Assessment Specialist at Recovery Connections Center Why Dominican? Personalized attention in the classroom and a small student-to-faculty ratio. |
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Before Dominican: BA in Economics, University of Missouri; Juris Doctorate, University of Virginia Currently: Internship at Hospice of Petaluma Why Dominican? The faculty's professional experience
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Before Dominican: BA in English, USC; Juris Doctorate, Southwestern University School of Law Currently: Self-employed in private practice as a psychotherapist, collaborative divorce coach, custody mediator, and co-parenting counselor Why Dominican? Dominican provided a comprehensive program which included up-to-date and BBS required courses. Each time the BBS made changes to their requirements, Dominican immediately provided the updated course.
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